What is the importance of filing a TM.30 form for immigration in Thailand?

TM.30 TM.47 90-day report Samut Prakan Thai immigration rules Expat immigration processes

Jan 24, 2019

6 years ago

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Well, that was a first for me. I went to Samut Prakan Immigration yesterday to do a 90 day report and when the officer saw my TM.30 was 4 years old, he said "that is very old" and then promptly filled out a new one for me and placed it in my passport along with my updated TM.47 😃

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A user shares their experience of renewing their outdated TM.30 form at Samut Prakan Immigration during their 90-day report. The officer noted the TM.30 was 4 years old and replaced it with a new one, showing the importance of keeping immigration documents updated.

Tod *********

I take it you hadn't left the country in the 4 years since you previously filed a TM.30 form?

6 years ago

Richard *******

ORIGINAL POSTER

Nope, not once, I thought about it later and maybe he just meant the original one was getting a little ragged :)

6 years ago

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